March Max MAYHEM

All things considered, I suspect that March will be the most extreme storm and seismic month of the year to date – although that will surely need to be revisited this spring and summer, when the next round of SuperMoons and eclipses kicks in. The current Mercury Max is a contributing factor in this respect, since it is typically a signal of increased solar activity – X-ray flares, Coronal Mass Ejections (CME), etc. All those extra Gigawatts of solar energy dumped into our home planet contribute to rumblings and roilings in Earth’s crust and atmosphere – turning up the heat tends to bring the pot to a boil, in other words. (Even NASA recognizes this Earth-Sun connection.)

http://www.astropro.com/forecast/predict/2013-03.html

Feels like some non earth originating energy in play, went from lethargy, super drowsy to heightened sensitivity. Very weird indeed!

Clumsy too. What the heck? Beautiful sun filled day with picture perfect clousds, no chemtrails in sight.

In another respect the world feels 'different' again. Like we have moved to a different reality recently. Hope it's for the better!

Too quiet. Don't like it.

Now what?

Indeed, OregonGuy...

"NOW" - As it was born, the newest minute of this Tuesday afternoon was being logged in just 20 seconds. Time flies ! Pow ! Warp in the Time table, Batman !

"WHAT" New England weather has just managed to keep its reputation intact by refusing to drop rain where the morning rain map of the forecasters said it would. What brought this low accuracy rate forth from the "computer models" this week?

On time and on the Ides of March.

cyber warfare taking e-services down left and right --

we've been having problems here maintaining work phones, and reports are rolling in of banks being out of commission - like Chase bank web-banking and mobile banking, and other banks, too.

When people try to speak on the lines to my voice over internet phones they break up or sound like a wind or an echo is behind their words.

People have been on edge, bosses are back to pacing back and forth. Plus, the ECB in Europe is going to have to hold weekend meetings to devise a strategy for addressing the Cypriot banking insolvency. I think that I am witnessing the edginess that appears when people's monetary resources are jeopardized by banking and large agency malfeasance.

All these years these megacorporations tried to claim their advanced computer systems would protect the customers' assets, but the assets won't be protected if the people running the phones and the banks have shoddy systems and shoddy security and people who bet on derivatives, or illegally gamed the LIBOR rates.

Stay grounded everyone... it seems like the electronics are up and down and all over the map.